John Marcar loves learning, and his current fascination is mastering the art of riding off-road. After a couple of previous exploits (and injuries) with Zero and KTM earlier this year, he's opted to spend a day with Phoenix Trails to learn the basics of trail riding.

With the next UK solar eclipse only 64 years away, Graham Courtney predicts that Renault will still be making small family friendly SUVs like the Captur by then.

Was Graham Courtney like the cat that got the cream when driving the Peugeot 2008?

It’s always disappointing when a really good car heads for the horizon never to return. Sadly, this is the case with a lot of petrol and diesel-powered cars — like the Volkswagen Touareg — as they make way for electric vehicles. Graham Courtney took it for one last spin.

Gordon Murray has revealed his latest supercar at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, which takes the S1 LM and evolves it into a grand tourer as the company continues to seek ‘Driving Perfection’.

Its reveal comes just weeks after McLaren Special Operations (MSO) showcased its one-off M6GT in honour of founder Bruce at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, although the McL 6GT takes the model to another level.

Defender has unveiled a Design Preview Model of its latest iteration at The Quail by The Peninsula, A Motorsports Gathering as part of California’s Monterey Car Week.

After much promise and anticipation, the JCB Hydromax has achieved its ultimate goal at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.

While car prices seem to be skyrocketing, there is still a strong selection of motorbikes offering good value for money. John Marcar has been testing the DS800X Rally from Voge to see if a £7000 adventure bike is a good idea... or too good to be true.

It’s been a long time since Graham Courtney was sad to see someone take his test car away. In the case of the all-electric Skoda Elroq, he misses it already.

The Bugatti Destrier follows previous Solitaire commissions, Bouillard and F.K.P. Hommage, and is styled as a Bolide art piece.

One of the most hotly anticipated cars of 2026 will make its global public debut on August 14th at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, before heading to Laguna Seca Raceway the following day for the Monterey Motorsports Reunion.

New research by the UK’s leading driver training company for under-17s, Young Driver, has revealed that nervousness, rather than a lack of technical skills, is the leading cause of failures.

JCB’s hydrogen-powered Hydromax made the perfect preparation for its upcoming FIA world record speed attempt by clinching a Southern California Timing Association (SCTA) speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Hammond will return to Blenheim Palace this summer for the 21st edition of Salon Privé, where judging duties, meet and greets and Q&As are all on the agenda.

Blackbird is inspired by the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird aircraft, taking its name and proportions, with Hennessey saying it offers “an authentic alternative to increasingly complex, digitised, and hybridised modern hypercars”.

Just when we all thought CUPRA was all about silent electric power, the Formentor VZ5 has arrived equipped with Audi's iconic 2.5-litre turbocharged 5-cylinder. John Marcar has spent a week with the new model, and he's become slightly infatuated.

Throughout its 80 years at Crewe, Bentley has built over 197,000 cars and shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.

The giant toybox installation will hit London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh throughout August, bringing its ‘Small Car, Big Fun’ message to life.

Sensibly priced roadsters are a dying breed but that’s why cars like the Mazda MX-5 are still so highly regarded. Graham Courtney pens his love letter to drop-top motoring.

Alfa Romeo has always had a reputation for designing and building beautiful cars. But two years after arriving in the UK, how does the Junior compare to some of its past efforts? Graham Courtney took the latest sporty iteration for a spin.

Okay, that's a lazy headline, we know. But it's also 100% true. The OMODA 7 SHS-P now comes with an air conditioning fragrance system, and whilst you might think that's a bit silly, after driving over 450 miles in one, John Marcar thinks he might have figured out the point.

Formula 1 is set to head to Malaysia in October for the first time since 2017 to step in for the previously cancelled race in Bahrain, which was set to take place in April.

The second Norton since the brand's resurgence has arrived, and this time it's the adventure-ready Atlas. John Marcar has been riding the new model among Iceland's dramatic landscapes ahead of its arrival in UK showrooms.

A celebration of car culture returns to the UK this weekend as FuelFest — founded by Cody Walker, brother of the late Paul Walker — rolls into town at Manston Airport in Kent.

The new Vanquish 25 is the work of Q by Aston Martin, with only 25 examples (25 coupe and 25 Volante) to be produced worldwide.

Road safety experts GEM Motoring Assist are warning drivers to be aware when heading from the UK to Europe by car for their summer holidays.

The Dutch company’s P24 RS is powered by Donkervoort’s all-new twin-turbo 3.5-litre V6 PTC (Power To Choose) engine, which produces 600hp and 800 Nm of torque.

All of our favourite hatchbacks are now becoming electric, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing — look at the success of the Renault 5. So how does the new electric Nissan Micra stack up? Graham Courtney gives the details.

At £43,105, the Chery Tiggo 9 is the cheapest 7-seat SUV on the market and is packed full of luxuries and tech, but is the price representative of great value, or is it all too good to be true? John Marcar has spent two weeks with the Chery Flagship to get the full low-down.

Hero has arrived in the UK, and it's probably about time we took notice. Hero is now the world's largest two-wheeler manufacturer, making almost 9 million bikes each year, and John Marcar has been testing the latest offering for the UK market.

SUVs now rule the Volvo roost, and although a lot of folk will be sad to see the demise of traditional Volvo estates, it’s hard to argue that something like the Volvo XC60 can’t do the same job…and a lot more. Graham Courtney provides the inside scoop.

Aston Martin’s Design team says that the Dreadnought’s conception was made all the easier because they were able to enjoy ‘the freedom of working without the restraints of the physical world’.

This is the fourth and final supercar in a stellar series that’s seen the 720S, 765LT and 750S all come before it.

McLaren Special Operations (MSO) has constructed the M6GT from the ground up using original body moulds and materials referenced in McLaren’s archives.